The Lost Coven (2013)

Actors: William Smith (actor), Marshall Harvey (editor), Prinzzess (actress), Daniel Wachs (actor), Matthew Gunnoe (writer), Matthew Gunnoe (writer), Matthew Gunnoe (producer), Matthew Gunnoe (director), Darryl Baldwin (actor), James Winburn (actor), Cindy Karr (actress), Leander Suleiman (actress), Ray Eddy (producer), Ray Eddy (writer), Ray Eddy (actor),

Plot: "The Lost Coven" begins in ancient Rome, where a cursed coven of witches seeks to destroy mankind. When they are trapped by the forces of good, the curse doesn't die, it only lies in wait... In the present day, a skeptical archaeologist (Marcus Rush) has been on a quest to find evidence of the supernatural so he can use modern technology to analyze and debunk it. His search has depleted his life savings, and made him a laughing stock in academic society. But he has finally found hard evidence giving him the location of an island where he will find a centuries-old, dead-and-buried coven of witches. Before he can even leave for the island, devious individuals who want the Coven for themselves try to stop him. Marcus cons a group of hard-core mercenaries into joining him for protection, with promises of an easy gig and easy money. Not long after arriving, Marcus and his team are assaulted by a group of soldiers intent on getting to the Coven first. The action builds through firefights all over the island, followed by an even more disturbing revelation... have the witches been revived...?

Genres: Thriller,

Missing at 17 (2013)

Actors: Christopher Kriesa (actor), Pierre David (producer), Ken Sanders (producer), Tom Berry (producer), Christine Conradt (writer), Christine Conradt (producer), Gregory Hobson (editor), Gary Hudson (actor), Marin Hinkle (actress), Doug Campbell (director), Sheri Reeves (miscellaneous crew), Alex Carter (actor), Steve Gurevitch (composer), Robert Ballo (producer), Bob Jennings (actor),

Plot: When a 17-year-old girl, Candace, runs away from home to look for her biological mother Callie, she meets a young man, Toby, who helps her in her search. When Candace doesn't return home, her adoptive mother Shawna desperately begins to look for her. Candace finds Callie and also discovers she has an older brother Vance but Callie doesn't give her estranged daughter the warm welcome the girl was hoping for. As Candace unknowingly gets pulled deeper and deeper into danger through Toby's criminal lifestyle while trying to connect with her biological mother, Shawna eventually joins forces with Callie and Vance to rescue Candace.

Genres: Drama, Mystery, Thriller,

Killing Brooke (2012)

Actors: Kt Baldassaro (actress), David Zagorski (producer), Colin Allen (actor), David Zagorski (editor), David Zagorski (director), David Zagorski (writer), Robert Savage (miscellaneous crew), Johnny Donaldson (actor), Johnny Donaldson (producer), Dina Baker (actress), Chris Shanahan (actor), Ray Hryb (actor), Rick Martin (actor), Alex Fandel (actress), Martha King-Devine (actor),

Plot: Free-spirited party girl Brooke Porter and her wife Chloe are celebrating their recent wedding, when they meet Vance, a handsome, lady-killing drifter at a bar. But a drunken night of debauchery will lead them all down the road to terror. Pursued by a vicious, psychopathic madman, Brooke is propelled into a struggle for survival, one that will push her to the limits physically and emotionally.

Genres: Horror, Thriller,
Taglines: It was meant to be a day she'd never forget. Now it's become a night she may never survive.

Quotes:

Vance: I'm not a fan of pudding. I think it's for pussies.

Dagget Spade: How we supposed to play the game if you don't know the rules?

Darla Spade: She's just so, so pretty.

Dagget Spade: Goddamnit!

You're Not God (2011)

Actors: Nick Afanasiev (actor), Nick Afanasiev (producer), Nick Afanasiev (writer), Nick Afanasiev (director), Nick Afanasiev (editor), Dave Silberman (producer), Sebashtin Alain (actor), Dustin Richardson (composer), Draza Mitrovich (actor), Natalie Ryan (actress),

Plot: A young couple, Amanda (Natalie Ryan) and Dave (Nick Afanasiev), witness a home invasion on the first day of their summer vacation. Instead of calling the police, Dave decides to secretly follow the burglar and teach him a lesson himself. He starts out by scratching his car and egging his house to, "balance out the universe," as he puts it. When he starts getting obsessed with this revenge scheme, Amanda disapproves, but Dave tells her that he has just one more idea on how to teach him a lesson. His plan turns into something a lot more than what he bargained for, and he learns the hard way, that it is not his job to punish anyone.

Keywords: apostrophe-in-title, burglar, contraction-in-title, directed-by-star, murder, produced-by-actor, produced-by-director, punctuation-in-title, revenge, teenager
Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Short,
Taglines: Two wrongs don't make a right... Neither do two, or three, or four. If they are not your children, it is not your duty to punish them.

Salvation Road (2010)

Actors: Kazy Tauginas (writer), Kazy Tauginas (actor), Kazy Tauginas (writer), Kazy Tauginas (producer), Kazy Tauginas (director), Kelly Karavites (actor), Brian Kazmarck (writer), Michael Simmons (producer), Michael Simmons (actor), Mikal Evans (actress), Lawrence Ballard (actor), Jordan Lindsay (producer), Mervyn Morris (actor), Jordan Lindsay (editor), Mervyn Morris (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: David (Kazy Tauginas) is a hit-man with a crisis of conscience. The final words of his most latest mark linger in his mind and cause him to question his lifestyle. When David is sent after another target, his new conflict pits him against his best friend and partner, Silver (Michael Simmons).

Genres: Action, Short,
Taglines: It's never too late to do the right thing.

Pushin' Up Daisies (2010)

Actors: Cara Mantella (actress), Michell L. Davis (miscellaneous crew), Simon Sorrells (actor), William Edward Harris (actor), Brian Garrett (actor), Bernard Setaro Clark (actor), Patrick Franklin (producer), John Roach (actor), Patrick Franklin (writer), Patrick Franklin (writer), Patrick Franklin (director), Susanna McMillan (actress), Andy Rusk (producer), William j Barry (actor), Sheehan O'Heron (actor),

Plot: A fledgling filmmaker returns to his hometown to make a documentary about flowers and their significance at the major stages of human life. Obsessed with capturing reality, he is none too pleased when a sudden zombie uprising threatens his artistic vision. Unwilling to compromise, he resolves to shoot around the walking dead as if nothing unusual is actually happening.

Genres: Comedy,
Taglines: A documentary about a documentary about flowers . . . and zombies.

The Italian Job (2003)

Actors: John Powell (composer), Charlize Theron (actress), Tim Bevan (producer), Mark Wahlberg (actor), Donald Sutherland (actor), Eric Fellner (producer), John H. Tobin (actor), Mos Def (actor), Scott Adsit (actor), Olek Krupa (actor), Jason Statham (actor), Seth Green (actor), Edward Norton (actor), Denise Blasor (miscellaneous crew), Denise Blasor (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Led by John Bridger ('Donald Sutherland (I)' qv) and Charlie Croker ('Mark Wahlberg (I)' qv) a team is assembled for one last heist to steal $35 million in gold bars from a heavily guarded safe in Venice, Italy. After successfully pulling off the heist, a team member, Steve ('Edward Norton (I)' (qv)), driven by greed and jealousy, arranges to take the gold for himself and eliminate the remaining members of the group. Thinking the team dead, he returns to L.A. with the gold. Charlie and the survivors of this betrayal follow Steve L.A. to exact revenge against the traitor. Charlie enlists the help of John Bridger's daughter, Stella ('Charlize Theron' (qv)) - a professional safe cracker, to get revenge. With Stella and the hacking skills of Lyle (Seth Green), the explosives skills of "Left Ear" ('Mos Def' (qv)), and the driving skills of "Handsome" Rob ('Jason Statham' (qv)) this new team plans and executes a daring heist that weaves through the freeways and subways of L.A.

Keywords: 1990s, ak-47, armored-truck, axe, bare-chested-male, basketball, betrayal, binoculars, blood, boat
Genres: Action, Crime, Thriller,
Taglines: Steal The Day 5.30.03 Get in. Get out. Get even. It's not about the money. It's about the money. Chiisana YATSU hodo, karei ni kimeru [Japan] Nusume! [Japan]

Quotes:

Charlie Croker: You've got no imagination. You couldn't even decide what to do with all that money, so you had to buy what everybody else wanted.::Steve: Try this on your imagination, okay. That gold is already gone.

Steve: Still don't trust me?::Stella: I trust everyone. It's the devil inside them I don't trust.

John Bridger: I feel so optimistic. How do you feel?::Charlie Croker: [shrugging] I'm fine.::John Bridger: Fine? You know what "fine" stands for, don't you?::Charlie Croker: Yeah, unfortunately.::John Bridger: Freaked out...::Charlie Croker: Insecure...::John Bridger: Neurotic...::Charlie Croker: And Emotional.::John Bridger: You see those columns behind you?::Charlie Croker: [looks behind him and sees the pillars] What about them?::John Bridger: That's where they used to string up thieves who felt fine.::Charlie Croker: After you.

Lyle: I am The Napster.

[Lyle isn't answering Charlie's calls]::Handsome Rob: He only answers to "The Napster" now, Charlie::Charlie Croker: Oh, no. I am not calling you The Napster.::Lyle: Why not? You call him Left Ear.::Left Ear: Well, I am.::Lyle: And him Handsome Rob.::Charlie Croker: Well, that's because he is Handsome Rob!::Lyle: Well you can call me The Napster.

[timing the getaway to Union Station]::Handsome Rob: It's either bad traffic, peak traffic, slit-your-wrist traffic... you know, five people died from smoking in between traffic lights today.::Left Ear: You know, they do have the Metrorail, Rob, you could always use that.::Handsome Rob: Yeah, that'd be ideal for carrying a ton of gold now, wouldn't it, genius?::Charlie Croker: What's your guesstimate?::Handsome Rob: The last twenty times I done this journey, you've got an average of thirty two minutes and a top time of fifty, but if we had green lights all the way, we could do it in fourteen minutes.::Stella: [poking fun] What? Couldn't get through traffic?

[Lyle arrives on his motorcycle. He has trouble on the bike, though]::Charlie Croker: That's Lyle. He's my computer genius. You know he's who really invented Napster? At least that's how Lyle tells it. Said Shawn Fanning was his roommate in college and stole his idea. [We see a flashback of Fanning stealing a hard disk from a napping Lyle] I think it's his first time riding that bike, though.::Lyle: Hey.::[Lyle falls over]::Charlie Croker: You okay?::Lyle: Yeah.::[a car drives up behind him]::Charlie Croker: That's Left Ear. Demolition and explosives. When he was ten, he put one too many M-80s in the toilet bowl. [Cuts to the exterior of a toilet stall. Suddenly the door bursts open from an explosion. The toilet is spraying a fountain of water up]::Kid On Left: Damn, that was cool. How did you do that?::Young Left Ear: What?::Kid On Right: How did you do that?::Young Left Ear: WHAT?::Kid On Right: I said, "how did you do that?"::Young Left Ear: What? [Flashback to present]::Charlie Croker: Lost the hearing in his right ear. He's been blowing stuff up ever since.::[a car zooms in from behind Charlie and Stella]::Charlie Croker: Handsome Rob. Premier wheel man. Once drove all the way from Los Angeles just so he could set the record for longest freeway chase. [Cuts to Rob being chased down the freeway by a massive armada of police cars] You know he got 110 love letters sent to his jail cell from women who saw him on the news? [We see two women hanging a banner on a bridge saying "We heart you, Rob."]

Lyle: And then he's just the media darling... He's on the cover of all the magazines, I should of been on the cover of Wired Magazine. You know what he said? He said he named it "Napster" because it was his nickname because of the nappy hair under the hat. But he, it's because I was NAPPING when he STOLE it from me! He didn't even graduate!::Handsome Rob: I think it's time to move on, don't you? They shut him down, I wish they would do the same to you.

Lyle: [typing into his computer] They are about to hit a major detour and be sent your way. [presses a button. A traffic light at one intersection turns green. Lyle then presses another button, turning the opposite light green. With both directions having greens, one car ends up sideswiping the back of another one. Lyle watches the crash, and says] Oops. [He presses a different button. Another light turns green. Two cars collide and pancake together, sliding into a parked car. Lyle types into his computer] You'll... never... shut down... the *real*... Napster. [At the traffic control center, the message "YOU'LL NEVER SHUT DOWN THE REAL NAPSTER" appears across all of the video monitor screens. The scene changes to various clips of gridlock across the city]

Left Ear: [observing the front gate to Steve's house. He sees guard dogs] Shit. [Speaks into his wire] This dude got dogs. I don't do dogs... I had a real bad experience, man.::Charlie Croker: [from their Netcom Cable van] What happened?::Left Ear: I had. A bad. Experience. Damn it. "I'm" deaf!

Guys Like Us (1998)

Actors: Scott Baio (director), Jonathan Prince (director), Dan Schneider (producer), Ian Lyons (miscellaneous crew), Patricia Fass Palmer (producer), Tammy Townsend (actress), Joel Zwick (director), Rebecca Feldman (miscellaneous crew), Karen Maruyama (actress), Andy Berman (actor), Barry O'Brien (producer), Barry O'Brien (writer), Rich Kaplan (writer), Rich Kaplan (producer), Marissa Pollock (miscellaneous crew),

Genres: Comedy,

Straight Up (1997)

Actors: Merwin Mondesir (actor), James Bredin (editor), Nicole Crozier (actress), Mark Taylor (actor), Milton Barnes (actor), Janis Lundman (producer), Adrienne Mitchell (producer), Marc Cohen (actor), Craig Small (miscellaneous crew), Carrie Nicols (actress),

Genres: ,

The Great Man Votes (1939)

Actors: Maurice Cass (actor), Luis Alberni (actor), Murray Alper (actor), Granville Bates (actor), John Barrymore (actor), Joseph E. Bernard (actor), Benny Bartlett (actor), William Demarest (actor), Paul Everton (actor), Bud Geary (actor), Roy Gordon (actor), Matthew 'Stymie' Beard (actor), Donald Kerr (actor), J.M. Kerrigan (actor), Donald MacBride (actor),

Plot: In 1923, Gregory Vance, a widower with two children, is a former scholar who has turned from book-to-bottle. He works, slightly, as a night-watchman and his children, who know him for what he is and what he isn't, are his only admirers. Then, it is discovered that he is the only registered voter in a key precinct and the politicians, from both parties, arrive in droves bearing inducements. What he does about this situation, and the relatives who want to take his children away from him make up the story.

Keywords: 1920s, americana, attorney, bribery, brother, bully, cement-mixer, child-custody, construction, construction-site
Genres: Drama,
Taglines: A MAN WITH A HOLE IN HIS PANTS (original print ad - all caps) OUT OF HOLLYWOOD has come something so fresh, so joyful, so gloriously human and sincere that it cuts a new pattern for the screen. We believe it will sweep to success over-night! WHAT MAKES A GREAT PICTURE?...In this case it's a man with a hole in his pants and an empty heart...and two loyal kids who just knew their dad was a great man...and that wonderful, intangible something that makes blood pound faster, brings a lump in the throat, a laugh of gladness, and a precious tear to the eye! Come expecting one of the best pictures you've ever seen!

Quotes:

Miss Billow: I never thought a meringue pie could make so lovely a speech.

Gregory Vance: My dear lady, I seem to detect in you perspicacity only too rare these days.::Miss Billow: Mr. Vance, you astonish me.::Gregory Vance: At times madam, I astonish myself.

Gregory Vance: Gregory Vance, magnified briefly, by a kindly destiny, in a kindly land where... where greatness is within a people, not within a man; and where any man who calls himself great, is only looking at his shadow, from the shoulders of those who have lifted him up. Today, his own feet must carry him. Side by side we walk today, the big and the little, and, those we sometimes call: the down and out. A voter, by the name of Mr. Whittier, once spoke of that. Today, of all the weary year, a king of men am I. Today alike are great and small, the nameless and the known. My palace is the people's hall, the ballot box, my throne. Tomorrow, I will be quite forgotten - a bit of shadow glory, who, like the rest of you, left his mark only in a ballot box. But I will be no less a part of that total greatness because being even the least in a land where strength is so generous, is greatness in itself.